20 thoughts on “Let Me Ask You a Question – 9/14/18”
Flooding. It’s destructive on a wide scale, anything affected by is ruined, it’s dangerous. I’ve seen firsthand what water is capable of. It’s not pretty.
Ditto. Where I live in Texas, it’s just not set up for even the slightest rain. There is simply no real drainage. If it rains even a couple of inches the whole city starts to flood. It’s extremely dangerous and very scary because it really does accumulate so quickly. Flood warnings are a common occurrence during storm season. AND that’s just a little flooding! I can’t even imagine being in a real flood.
It’s horrible. I hope you never do. I’ve never seen or smelled anything quite like New Orleans after the water finally receded….and I hope I never do again. 😳
I think it might be to be in the path of a fast moving fire such as the recent ones in California. On the other hand, a big tsunami could be if you were stuck in a traffic jam trying to get away from the beach.
Easy answer for me personally, earthquake. The idea of the earth opening up and swallowing you is way too scary for me. I’ve been in floods, and a couple of tornadoes and plenty of blizzards.
Flooding. It’s destructive on a wide scale, anything affected by is ruined, it’s dangerous. I’ve seen firsthand what water is capable of. It’s not pretty.
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Ditto. Where I live in Texas, it’s just not set up for even the slightest rain. There is simply no real drainage. If it rains even a couple of inches the whole city starts to flood. It’s extremely dangerous and very scary because it really does accumulate so quickly. Flood warnings are a common occurrence during storm season. AND that’s just a little flooding! I can’t even imagine being in a real flood.
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It’s horrible. I hope you never do. I’ve never seen or smelled anything quite like New Orleans after the water finally receded….and I hope I never do again. 😳
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I can’t even imagine and I know lucky I am not to have that memory be so vivid.
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I lived in Houston during a flood and agree.
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I had not thought of flooding, but I agree with you. Other storms destroy, but flooding just ruins everything. It is inescapable.
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Yep. 😕
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I agree with Son of, flooding
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I think you are right.
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I think it might be to be in the path of a fast moving fire such as the recent ones in California. On the other hand, a big tsunami could be if you were stuck in a traffic jam trying to get away from the beach.
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Fire is scary. I think being burned alive might be the worst way to go.
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A tidal wave, I have no idea why, but I’ve been terrified of one since I was a child 😀
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Well if you have seen the videos of the tsunami that hit a few years ago, you have every right to fear it.
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flooding is the worst. without question.
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Although I hadn’t considered flooding when thinking up this question, I agree completely.
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Fire.
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I agree fire is the most devastating. It’s inescapable.
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Could you imagine the horror of being caught in a wildfire? No thank you.
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Easy answer for me personally, earthquake. The idea of the earth opening up and swallowing you is way too scary for me. I’ve been in floods, and a couple of tornadoes and plenty of blizzards.
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Your answer reminds me of sink holes in Florida. People have disappeared forever.
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